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Mushroom body
Comparisons between genes early in mushroom body development show a [[homology (biology)|homology]] with similar developing

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Mushroom body/Bibliography

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Mushroom body/Definition

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Mushroom body/External Links
...w.ini.unizh.ch/~pfmjv/InsectCognition/nat+rev+neurosci_4_266.mb-review.pdf Mushroom Body Memoir] from the University of Zurich

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Mushroom body/Related Articles

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Corpus pedunculatus
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Corpora pedunculata
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Mushroom bodies
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Mushroom body/External Links
...w.ini.unizh.ch/~pfmjv/InsectCognition/nat+rev+neurosci_4_266.mb-review.pdf Mushroom Body Memoir] from the University of Zurich

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Mushroom body
Comparisons between genes early in mushroom body development show a [[homology (biology)|homology]] with similar developing

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Brain
...], and the central body complex. In some [[species]] such as [[bee]]s, the mushroom body receives input from the visual pathway as well. The deutocerebrum includes

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Gyrification
}}</ref>, and of [[mushroom body]] [[calyx|calyces]] in [[insect]] brains<ref name=Farris2005>{{citation

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